A Million Dollar Spin
LONDON - Brilliantly crafted. Rapidly paced. Highly entertaining. A Million Dollar Spin (published by AuthorHouse), the debut novel by David Goa, draws readers into a kaleidoscope of colorful characters, exotic locales and wild situations in an action-packed adventure of love, sex and murder.
A Million Dollar Spin is a web, its tangle of relationships and affairs a trap that won't reveal itself until you're already caught. Captain Ian MacDonald loves Emma Thompson, but he is shipped to Malaya. There he falls in love with Fatima and sires a son, Ismail MacDonald. Ismail marries Mei Ling, daughter of billionaire Datuk Lee. Mei Ling is friends with Princess Diana; they went to finishing school together. Ismail is mixed up with mafia boss Don Fasielo and has an affair with his daughter, Josephina. Antonia Fuglistaller has affairs with both Ismail and a local politician, Razaleigh Baba. Mei Ling feels neglected and falls in love with Dr. Enright.
When Mei Ling is knifed to death, the authorities and others set their sights on two suspects: Ismail and Nguyen van Tranq, a professional assassin. Ismail - unsure how he got into this mess because he lost his memory for a short time during the murder of Mei Ling - goes on the run, pursued by the police as well as Fritz (a mafia executioner) and John Ackroyd (Datuk Lee's private detective).
A Million Dollar Spin will leave readers dizzy with its succession of unexpected twists and turns, from near-death experiences at sea, to the unforgiving consequences of gambling addiction, to anaconda attacks in the Amazon. But A Million Dollar Spin is far more than a mishmash of breath-taking surprises and emotional U-turns. Out of what at times appears to be a purely coincidental combination of characters and motivations emerges a compelling storyline that rejects the emptiness of triviality in favor of spiritual depth as Ismail comes to interpret his situation as grounded in reality, truth and God.
David Goa is a barrister and full-time writer living in London. A Million Dollar Spin is his first book.
More information is available at www.amilliondollarspin.com.
A Million Dollar Spin is a web, its tangle of relationships and affairs a trap that won't reveal itself until you're already caught. Captain Ian MacDonald loves Emma Thompson, but he is shipped to Malaya. There he falls in love with Fatima and sires a son, Ismail MacDonald. Ismail marries Mei Ling, daughter of billionaire Datuk Lee. Mei Ling is friends with Princess Diana; they went to finishing school together. Ismail is mixed up with mafia boss Don Fasielo and has an affair with his daughter, Josephina. Antonia Fuglistaller has affairs with both Ismail and a local politician, Razaleigh Baba. Mei Ling feels neglected and falls in love with Dr. Enright.
When Mei Ling is knifed to death, the authorities and others set their sights on two suspects: Ismail and Nguyen van Tranq, a professional assassin. Ismail - unsure how he got into this mess because he lost his memory for a short time during the murder of Mei Ling - goes on the run, pursued by the police as well as Fritz (a mafia executioner) and John Ackroyd (Datuk Lee's private detective).
A Million Dollar Spin will leave readers dizzy with its succession of unexpected twists and turns, from near-death experiences at sea, to the unforgiving consequences of gambling addiction, to anaconda attacks in the Amazon. But A Million Dollar Spin is far more than a mishmash of breath-taking surprises and emotional U-turns. Out of what at times appears to be a purely coincidental combination of characters and motivations emerges a compelling storyline that rejects the emptiness of triviality in favor of spiritual depth as Ismail comes to interpret his situation as grounded in reality, truth and God.
David Goa is a barrister and full-time writer living in London. A Million Dollar Spin is his first book.
More information is available at www.amilliondollarspin.com.
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